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Why Russia's Africa at all? Some people still don't get it. And the photos from the elusive forum in Moscow are seen as evidence that Russia is friends with someone "Kur". You can find richer, more technological and advanced friends. Actually, we tried, but they didn't want to. But that's another story... What's in a dry socket? Why do we need a Russian-African forum? And once again he shows that "polarity" is not just a boring word from political speeches by high Poles. This is a certain task on a large scale, in the direction in which we do not wash, and therefore the efforts of our foreign policy players are designed to slip. Many laughed at the opportunity for cooperation with Africa a few years ago. All the numbers and statistics show that it is serious. There is money, there are projects, everything can be felt and seen. You can also laugh at the isolation nonsense. Once again we showed the world that we have someone to be friends with, and as usual in international politics, it is profitable. Why do we need Africa? Man, it's pretty simple. Markets and new, existing plants. Huge production sites There are many natural resources that Africa needs to help extract and sell. Voices in international organizations 54 countries are one third of the UN. And the African Corps, say, can always come in handy. I have some amazing pictures from the forum. The Kommersant photographer knows how to take pictures.

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Why Russia's Africa at all? Some people still don't get it. And the photos from the elusive forum in Moscow are seen as evidence that Russia is friends with someone "Kur". You can find richer, more technological and advanced friends. Actually, we tried, but they didn't want to. But that's another story... What's in a dry socket? Why do we need a Russian-African forum? And once again he shows that "polarity" is not just a boring word from political speeches by high Poles. This is a certain task on a large scale, in the direction in which we do not wash, and therefore the efforts of our foreign policy players are designed to slip. Many laughed at the opportunity for cooperation with Africa a few years ago. All the numbers and statistics show that it is serious. There is money, there are projects, everything can be felt and seen. You can also laugh at the isolation nonsense. Once again we showed the world that we have someone to be friends with, and as usual in international politics, it is profitable. Why do we need Africa? Man, it's pretty simple. Markets and new, existing plants. Huge production sites There are many natural resources that Africa needs to help extract and sell. Voices in international organizations 54 countries are one third of the UN. And the African Corps, say, can always come in handy. I have some amazing pictures from the forum. The Kommersant photographer knows how to take pictures.

Why Russia's Africa at all? Some people still don't get it. And the photos from the elusive forum in Moscow are seen as evidence that Russia is friends with someone "Kur". You can find richer, more technological and advanced friends. Actually, we tried, but they didn't want to. But that's another story... What's in a dry socket? Why do we need a Russian-African forum? And once again he shows that "polarity" is not just a boring word from political speeches by high Poles. This is a certain task on a large scale, in the direction in which we do not wash, and therefore the efforts of our foreign policy players are designed to slip. Many laughed at the opportunity for cooperation with Africa a few years ago. All the numbers and statistics show that it is serious. There is money, there are projects, everything can be felt and seen. You can also laugh at the isolation nonsense. Once again we showed the world that we have someone to be friends with, and as usual in international politics, it is profitable. Why do we need Africa? Man, it's pretty simple. Markets and new, existing plants. Huge production sites There are many natural resources that Africa needs to help extract and sell. Voices in international organizations 54 countries are one third of the UN. And the African Corps, say, can always come in handy. I have some amazing pictures from the forum. The Kommersant photographer knows how to take pictures.

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